Temples:
* The Tower of Babel: While its existence is debated, this legendary ziggurat was believed to be built in Babylon.
* The Temple of Marduk: Dedicated to the patron god of Babylon, Marduk, this was a large and elaborate temple complex.
* The Temple of Nabu: Dedicated to the god of wisdom and writing, Nabu.
Palaces:
* The Ishtar Gate: A monumental gateway built with glazed bricks depicting animals and deities. Part of the Processional Way leading to the temple of Marduk.
* Nebuchadnezzar's Palace: A sprawling palace complex with gardens, courtyards, and royal quarters. It was famous for its hanging gardens, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Other Structures:
* The Walls of Babylon: Massive defensive walls surrounding the city.
* The Euphrates River Canal System: Extensive irrigation and transportation infrastructure built around the Euphrates River.
* The Hanging Gardens of Babylon: One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, a series of terraced gardens built on the palace grounds. Though its existence is disputed by some historians, it remains a symbol of Babylonian ingenuity.
* The Ziggurats: Large, terraced structures built to honor their gods, used for religious ceremonies and astronomical observation.
In addition to these structures, the Babylonians were also known for their advanced technology and engineering skills. They developed systems of writing, mathematics, and astronomy. They also made significant contributions to the fields of medicine, law, and agriculture.